Hi Martin,
I just tried to find the Marathon rules on FOC website, but could not
find them. Do you have a copy or a link you could provide?
Am Sat, 04 Jan 2014 11:25:28 +0100
schrieb Martin Kratoska <address@hidden>:
HI tlfers,
I am just curious if tlf can support the FOC Marathon (an unusual
contest open for FOC Members only)
Rules------------------------------------------------------
*1 QSO = 1 point, regardless of DX or local
exception G4FOC (GW4FOC, GU4FOC etc. which counts twice)
*no multipliers
*a new DXCC = 2 additional bonus points (regardless of the band)
*a new continent = 5 additional bonus points (regardless of the band
,> i.e.max. 30)
*the same station worked on 5 bands = 10 additional bonus points
*the same station worked on 6 bands = 15 additional bonus points
(i.e. the sixth band means + 5 bonus points)
...
Examples:
G3SXW on 5 bands = 5 QSO points + 10 bonus points = 15 points total
I do not understand where the 5 QSO points are coming from. You wrote
above:
*1 QSO = 1 point, regardless of DX or local
G3SXW on 6 bands = 6 QSO points + 15 bonus points = 21 points total
G4FOC on 5 bands = 10 QSO points + 20 bonus points = 30 points total
G4FOC on 6 bands = 12 QSO points + 30 bonus points = 42 points total
...
*categories: unlimited, restricted (always single op, there is no
multiop category)
*SO2R allowed
*exchange = RST + membership number
---------------------------------------------------------------
This new option should enable a quite wide range of club contests (HSC
contest, DIG QSO Party etc.).
It seems that such option is a peanut but it would pull up the TLF
above CT by K1EA ... at least.
FOC Marathon runs this year from January 31, 21:00 UTC till February
2. 21:00 UTC.
That is not much time to prepare, but maybe we have a chance....
The main problem seems the scoring,
Scoring should be doable, the rest of the wishlist is much more work.
73, de Tom DL1JBE
.. a great advantage
would be the usual online overview (QSOs, DXCC countries, continents,
5banders, 6banders) as well as the country list with color marked
worked ones. The number of FOC Members is limited to 500 worldwide,
they are spreaded over ~50 countries (+ some mini expeditions for
this event are usual), therefore is quite easy to compile a list of
countries which can be expected to work.
If someone is willing to help it would be nice to make a battle test
this year. I know some 15-20 members highly interested for a
contesting program like tlf.
73,
Martin, OK1RR
(FOC #1437 since 1981)
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